Now, though, we have USB Type C, with Power Delivery. Theoretically, we can pull 100 W over a USB cable. What if we could tap into that with screw terminals? That’s the idea behind [Jakob]’s ...

My USB-C may not be the same as yours. And the USB-C you bought two years ago may not be the same as the one you got today.

As a result, you wouldn’t have been able to power the Pi 4 with an emarked cable through a Type-C charger – you’d need a non-emarked cable or perhaps a USB-A to USB-C cable with a USB-A ...

the upstream Type-C port will not provide 5 V to your device – a lot of cheap devices omit them. There’s no power provided without the 5.1 kΩ resistors, unless you use an USB-A to USB-C cable ...

Let’s say, you want to extend the power port on a Raspberry Pi 4. Here’s a Type-C extension cable that forwards VBUS and USB 2.0 data lines – but not CC pins. If you use this extension with ...

Starting with the USB 2.0 ‘legacy mode’ and the very boring and predictable 5 V power delivery ... other USB-C end uses to determine the connector orientation, as well as what type of device ...

USB-A, or USB Type A, is the original flat ... This is the current standard, and it marries power and data delivery with display connectivity. USB-C is what you'll see on most new devices like ...

USB cables come in all shapes and sizes, and the physical connector is not representative of its capabilities. Using the ...

Stuffcool has launched its latest USB cable accessory - the Stuffcool Primus USB 4.0 Type-C to Type-C high-performance cable with 240W Power Delivery (PD) ...

The Anker Prime is a hefty power bank, measuring 6.4"x2"x2.2" and weighing in at 1.5lbs. This is something you'd put in your ...

Stuffcool has introduced the Primus USB 4.0 Type-C to C Cable, offering 240W Power Delivery and 1.8 meters of durable connectivity. Designed with an advanced E-marker chip, this cable delivers a ...